Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1887-12-01
PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCE
MENTOF THE CAPAY VAL
LEY LAND COMPANY.

Prior to the location of the line of the
Woodland, Capay and Clear Lake Rail-
road, the Capay valley Land Company,
a corporation composer ehleny OF the
Pacific Company, purchased on the
line of the proposed road, and
chiefly in Capay Valley itself, through
which the road is being extended from
Madison in Yolo county-several large
bodies of the choicest lands to be found
In that beautiful and fertile valley
The construction of the Woodland, Cap
ay and Clear Lake Railroad is beng
pushed with great energy and will reach
very early completion. The line of
this road passes Immediately thr ugh
n lands owned by the Capay Valley
Land Company, which Isnds will be
Immediately subdiyidea into small
tracts, several town sites established
and the lands and the town property
placed on the market.
Capay Valley is located on the west
ern side of YOlo county, and is one of
the most fertile and picturesque vail eys,
on the Pacific Coast. The lands in this
large holdings: the growing of wheat
has been the chief agricultural indus
try, which, owning to the great fertility
ofthe soil, the warmth and salubrIty of
the climate, the heavy annual precipi-
tation OF rain, and the perfect protection
which the c6nfig uIa alton of the valley
affords against north winds, has proven
highly profitable, AT intervals, how
ever, throughout the valley, orchards
may be seen, and these ext eriments
in the line of horticulture have demon
strated the full capabilities of the valley
for the growth of all citrus, SEMI tropl-
cal and temperate fruits. Orange and
lemon trees of the most thrift ! growth
may he seen in the gardens and or
chards. Grapes, apr1cots, ngs, pears,
cherries, almonds, peaches, and all the
other fruits to be found in the most IA
vored localities, reach here the greatest
perfection. The very earliest fruits and
ii - in krrsa .af
ana other markets is grown in this val
ley. With respect to early production,
Capay Valley ra n ks full with, fnot SUI
perior to, the celebrated Vsca and Pleas
ant valleys. This fact alone confers a
very high premium upon the lano IS to be
offered. The orchardist, vineyardist and
gardner of Capay Valley can place ripe
fruits and vegetables in the San Fran
cisco and Chicago markets at the high
rate usually Obt2inable for early fruit.
and from four to six weeks in advances
of nearly every other portion OF the
STATE of california. Under completely
analogous conditions in Vaca Valley,
lands b ave reached a valuation of $500 an
acre, and have proven highly prontaDle
INTESTINE nts at that price. The lands
10 be offered by the Capay Valley Land
Company are in all respects equal In
fertility, and lie under equal climatic
advantages with the most favored Or
chard and garden lands of the state.
One of the leading objects ofthe puT-
chase of this land by a syndicate OF per-
sons interested in the success OF the
railroad TO be constructed was 10 secure
the subdivision ofthe land into small
holdings, and to promote the density
OF settlement. Keeping this object
steadily in view, some of the largest
ana most ferti lie tracts Will be suDul-
vided into ten and twenty-acre lots, ana
individuals will be strictly limited 10
the ownership of a single lot. Town
sites will be located as nelrto the CEN
ter of the tracts as may be i9nnu eoa a
venient or jndicious, aud the Purcnas-